Game Save Syncer

Experience the ultimate in data management with our Windows application, which effortlessly automates the backup and restoration of your game save files. Seamlessly extend this functionality to any file or folder of your choice, ensuring quick, easy, and effortless protection for your data. With the option to save locally, rest assured that your privacy remains intact while enjoying unparalleled convenience.

System Requirements:

  • Operating System: Windows 10 / 11
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  • Fixed an issue where save files that are inside a games install path where not being found.
    • For example, Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero save files are inside the install folder. This will now be found.

  • Update database on install to latest

  • Ability to use OneDrive as a backup solution
  • Added ability to schedule backups at a specific interval with cron

  • Fixed issue where custom backup was not backing up correctly with google drive when trying to backup folder
  • Fixed issue where custom backup was not backing up correctly with google drive when trying to backup file

  • Use LiteDB as database backend
  • Performance improvements

  • Update to use new server rest endpoints

  • Ability to grab latest update information when update is detected inside application.
  • Fix custom backup destination button from showing when Google Drive option is enabled.

  • Added ability to backup and restore games from Google Drive

  • Added ability to ignore game saves

  • Fixed game box art to size appropriately

  • New UI overhaul
  • Improved performance
  • Ability to utilize direct calls from Game Save Syncer Server database

  • UI blocking when doing operations now.
  • Performance improvements
  • Update database to latest
  • Fix Game list backup / restore context menu not working

  • Performance fixes
  • Update database to latest

  • Performance fixes

  • Fixed Custom Backup Context Menu disappearing as soon as it appeared.

  • Added Ads in the bottom for some income to help with the site.
    • There will be a way to remove ads in the near future.
  • Custom Backup Fixes
    • Data grid fixes
      • Better handling of new data row
    • Single file backup fix

  • Ability to backup custom files or whole folders to a remote location
  • Performance fixes

  • Use new service to get updated game information from Game Sync database.

  • Fixed “:” appearing in backup / restore directory preventing game backups from being restored.
  • Fixed exception happening when regkey does not exist.

  • UI will no longer start up super big
  • Database updates

  • Fixed context menu bug where it was automatically showing advanced restore option.
    • This feature is still under development at this time.

  • Adjust UI so it shows up nicely on ROG Ally.

  • Fixed an issue where newly updated game save locations where not being used from server.

  • Add in save location for Uno (2016)
  • Add in save location for Death Stranding
  • Fix bug where message was being displayed on start up when it was not supposed to.
  • Ability to call and get updates from server now for game information.

  • Ability to restore and backup individual games from games view.
  • Added Star Wars Jedi Survivor process name to database.

  • Ability to check for application updates manually in settings page.
  • Add ability to check for application updates on startup.
  • Ability to specify when to check for updates in settings.
  • Ability to specify theme in settings.

Game Save Syncer uses www.pcgamingwiki.com as a helpful database backend in order to get game save info. As well as manual input of various games in our database. If a game is not found, please sumbit an issue here.

Any updates to game information will be pulled upon start up.

No, the application does not collect or send any data.

Unfortunately, there is not a list of all process names associated with a game out there that I can use to populate. The process name is not as simple as just the game name. As the process name is really just the .exe file name but can be made to be anything. For example, The Last of Us Part 1 uses tlou-i. You can submit a request to add the process name for a game here.

  1. Make sure that the process name for a game is filled out correctly on the “game” view. This is the executable name of the game minus the “.exe” portion.
  2. Make sure that the process name is correct for that game.
  3. Make sure that Game Save Syncer is running in administrator mode.
  4. Restart the game and try again.

Yes, please submit any issues, bugs, questions, or feature requests here.

In order to find a game, make sure that there is a saved file for that game on your system. You might need to play the game till you get to a save point. Then run the “Find Games” action again.

If it still is not finding it, please submit an issue here.

  • The custom backup configuration is stored inside a customBackupLocations.json text file within %LOCALAPPDATA%\Roobox_Software_LLC. If you are going to have these files in the future and want to retain this configuration. Copy customBackupLocations.json to a safe location and then paste it back into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Roobox_Software_LLC and then restart Game Save Syncer.